Original Wwii Army

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY INFANTRY M1944 DUST WIND GOGGLES.   

Really cool painted OD shirt, khaki shirt and lounging jacket. Shirts are named to a Corporal James Donovan in ordinance. Hard to see any dates on the OD shirt. Really neat painted bomb on front pocket and rear of shirt along with the Ryukyu emblem. Khaki shirt has nicely sewn Ryukyu Island patch on sleeve. Souvenir lounging jacket with gold embroidered dragons, and rope belt. Really cool grouping named to the same GI.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY TANKER TANK BIB OVERALLS COVERALLS.   

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   Army NCO Uniform Set - 77th Infantry Division - Named & Documented. This outstanding and fully badged WWII U. Army uniform belonged to Staff Sergeant Calvin H. Miller, a combat engineer who served from 1941 to 1945 and took part in multiple campaigns across the Pacific Theater. The Class A wool service jacket features the patch of the 77th Infantry Division, also known as the "Statue of Liberty Division, " and the engineer branch insignia, service stripes, overseas bars, and a ribbon bar rack with multiple campaign stars. Of special note is the distinctive pin on the overseas cap ...

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY M1944 EQUIPMENT AMMO CARRY PACK BOARD BACKPACK W/PACK.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY INFANTRY M13 BROWNING TOOL CARRY POUCH W/ SOME CONTENTS.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY M1 GARAND RIFLE 10 POCKET AMMO BELT.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY INFANTRY M1934 WOOL FIELD BLANKET. ALSO HAS A UNIQUE PERIOD FIELD MODICATION EXTENSION. POST WAR DATE REFERB TAG-1953. STORAGE WEAR AND NEEDS WASH.   

   Army Air Corps cadet visor cap featuring the early-war brass "winged propeller" insignia, worn by aviation cadets in training prior to the full formation of the U. Constructed with an olive drab wool crown, brown leather visor, and chinstrap, the cap shows honest age-related wear including light moth tracking to the crown, surface cracking and dryness to the visor and strap, and a deteriorated leather sweatband with heavy flaking. The interior satin lining is discolored and worn from wartime use, though some original sheen remains. All stitching is intact and the insignia is firmly ...